The National Clean-up Day was held in Belarus on 21 April.
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko together with his three sons helped landscape the territory around Trofim's Spring-Well in his hometown - the agro-town Alexandria in Mogilev Oblast.
Photo by Andrei Stasevich
Head of the Belarus President Administration Natalya Kochanova took part in the event to plant cedar trees near Saint Sophia Cathedral at the commemorative sign “Polotsk is the cradle of the Belarusian statehood” in Polotsk.
Photo by Alexander Khitrov
First Deputy Head of the Belarus President Administration Maksim Ryzhenkov and Minsk Mayor Andrei Shorets worked on the installation of the irrigation and heating system at Dinamo Stadium in Minsk during the National Clean-up Day.
Photo by Vitaly Areshko
The money earned during the National Clean-up Day on 21 April will be used to upgrade the infrastructure of the healthcare institutions ahead of the 2nd European Games MINSK 2019, Belarus Prime Minister Andrei Kobyakov told the media. The head of government helped plant trees in Stolbtsy Forestry.
Photo by Oksana Manchuk
Mikhail Myasnikovich took part in the National Clean-Up Day at Rdutlovsky Residence in his native land. “It may become part of the Nesvizh Golden Ring (Mir-Nesvizh-Snov). There are interesting landmarks in the agrotown of Vysokaya Lipa in Minsk Oblast too,” the speaker noted.
Photo by Galina Gavrilovich, Mogilevskiye Vedomosti- BelTA
Grodno Oblast attaches a lot of attention to historical landmarks, Grodno Oblast Governor Vladimir Kravtsov told the media during the National Clean-Up Day on 21 April. “We have many important historical sites in Grodno Oblast. For instance, one of them is the estate of composer Michal Kleofas Oginski in Zalesye, Smorgon District. Works are underway in the Old Castle in Grodno, the castles in Golshany, Novogrudok, Krevo, and Lida. We must preserve our historical heritage not only for ourselves, but also for the next generations,” Vladimir Kravstov said.
Photo by Leonid Shcheglov
Brest Oblast Governor Anatoly Lis worked at the construction site of the emergency hospital in Brest. The new hospital will be commissioned in 2018.
Vitebsk Oblast also joined the National Clean-Up Day in Belarus. Money raised will be used to renew memorial complexes and to landscape population centers. In Polotsk among the first to join the campaign were students and teachers of Polotsk Gymnasium No.2
Photo by Alexander Khitrov
The National Clean-Up Day in Khoiniki
Photo by Sergei Kholodilin
